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2020 Political Activities and Contributions 2020 Political activities and contributions Millions of times a day, we’re helping people on their path to better health — from advising on prescriptions to helping manage chronic and specialty conditions. Because we’re present in so many moments, big and small, we have an active, supportive role in shaping the future of health care. 2020 Political action committee – Federal 2 2020 Political action committee – State 7 2020 Corporate State contributions 14 2020 Political action committee – Federal CVS Health Corporation Employees Political Action Committee – Federal contributions, January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020 RECIPIENT PARTY DATE AMOUNT PURPOSE Pharmaceutical Care Management Association Political Other 02/01/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Action Committee (PCMA PAC) – Rep. Michael Burgess, Rep. Mike Kelly Blue Dog Political Action Committee DEM 02/05/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Non-Candidate Committee Chrissy Houlahan for Congress DEM 02/05/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Dwight Evans for Congress DEM 02/05/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Kuster for Congress, Inc. DEM 02/05/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Richard E. Neal for Congress Committee DEM 02/05/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Stephanie Murphy for Congress DEM 02/05/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Tom O’Halleran for Congress DEM 02/05/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Tony Cardenas for Congress DEM 02/05/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Bera for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $1,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Brady for Congress REP 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Cornyn Majority Texas – Sen. John Cornyn REP 02/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Devin Nunes Campaign Committee REP 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Elizabeth Pannill Fletcher for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Friends of Cheri Bustos DEM 02/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Hudson for Congress REP 02/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Jackie Speier for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Jimmy Gomez for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $1,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Kuster for Congress, Inc. DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Latta for Congress REP 02/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Making America Prosperous PAC – Rep. Kevin Brady REP 02/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Marc Veasey Congressional Campaign Committee DEM 02/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Nancy Pelosi for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Pete Aguilar for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Robin Kelly for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Scott Peters for Congress DEM 02/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Thom Tillis Committee REP 02/26/2020 $3,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Abraham Lincoln PAC – Rep. Darin LaHood REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Alamo PAC – Sen. John Cornyn REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate America Needs New Innovation and Energy PAC – Rep. DEM 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Ann Kuster Brady for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Building Relationships in Diverse Geographic DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Environments PAC (BRIDGE PAC) – Rep. James Clyburn Connolly for Congress DEM 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Continuing America’s Strength and Security PAC – Sen. Bill REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Cassidy Darren Soto for Congress DEM 03/26/2020 $3,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate DCCC DEM 03/26/2020 $15,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Debbie Lesko for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Donna Shalala for Congress DEM 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate DSCC DEM 03/26/2020 $15,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Page 2 2020 Political action committee – Federal CVS Health Corporation Employees Political Action Committee – Federal contributions, January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020 RECIPIENT PARTY DATE AMOUNT PURPOSE Excelsior PAC – Rep. Tom Reed REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Friends of David Schweikert REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Friends of Mark Warner DEM 03/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Getting Stuff Done PAC (GSD-PAC) – Sen. Kyrsten Sinema DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Guthrie for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Hudson for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Johnson for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate LaHood for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Lone Star Leadership PAC – Rep. Mike Burgess REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Majority Committee PAC – McPAC – Rep. Kevin McCarthy REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate McEachin for Congress DEM 03/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate McSally for Senate Inc. REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Michael Burgess for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Mike Kelly for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $3,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Narragansett Bay PAC – Sen. Jack Reed DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate New Democrat Coalition Action Fund DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Non-Candidate Committee New PAC – Rep. Devin Nunes REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate NRCC REP 03/26/2020 $15,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate NRSC REP 03/26/2020 $15,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Ocean State Political Action Committee (OSPAC) – Rep. DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate James Langevin Perdue Victory Inc. – Sen. David Perdue REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Joint Fundraising Committee Project West Political Action Committee – Sen. Cory REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Gardner Promoting Our Republican Team PAC – Sen. Rob Portman REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Schneider for Congress DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Shore PAC – Rep. Frank Pallone DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Smart Solutions PAC – Sen. Jacky Rosen DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Steve Daines for Montana REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate The Eye of the Tiger Political Action Committee – Rep. REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Steve Scalise The Hawkeye PAC – Sen. Chuck Grassley REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Thunderbolt PAC – Sen. Martha McSally REP 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Tina Smith for Minnesota DEM 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Tom Reed for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Tuesday Group Political Action Committee DEM 03/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Non-Candidate Committee Vern Buchanan for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $3,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Walberg for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $2,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Walorski for Congress Inc. REP 03/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Wenstrup for Congress REP 03/26/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Perdue Victory Inc. – Sen. David Perdue REP 04/26/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Joint Fundraising Committee Page 3 2020 Political action committee – Federal CVS Health Corporation Employees Political Action Committee – Federal contributions, January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020 RECIPIENT PARTY DATE AMOUNT PURPOSE Bera for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate CHC BOLD PAC DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Non-Candidate Committee Citizens for Boyle DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Citizens for Prosperity in America Today PAC – Sen. Patrick REP 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Toomey Congressional Black Caucus PAC DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Non-Candidate Committee Deb Fischer for US Senate REP 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Freedom Fund – Sen. Michael Crapo REP 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Friends of Pat Toomey REP 05/11/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Friends of Todd Young, Inc. REP 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Gallego for Arizona DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Hoyer for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Individuals Dedicated to Ethics and Science PAC – Rep. DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Diana DeGette Keystone America PAC – Sen. Robert Casey DEM 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Larson for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Michael Burgess for Congress REP 05/11/2020 $1,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Mike Crapo for US Senate REP 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Mike Kelly for Congress REP 05/11/2020 $2,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Nancy Pelosi for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate PAC to the Future – Rep. Nancy Pelosi DEM 05/11/2020 $2,500 Contribution to Federal Candidate Pallone for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Pete Aguilar for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $2,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Shaheen for Senate DEM 05/11/2020 $2,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Stephanie Murphy for Congress DEM 05/11/2020 $5,000 Contribution to Federal Candidate Synergy PAC – Rep.
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